Schapiro Hall
Schapiro Hall houses mostly juniors and seniors in singles, as well as some sophomores in doubles.
Building Fast Facts
- Corridor-style with mostly single rooms
- Upper floors have expansive views of the city
- Sky lounge on the 17th floor has beautiful views of the Hudson
- Music practice rooms in basement
- Faculty-in-residence: Samuel Roberts, Associate Professor of History and of Sociomedical Sciences
- Outdoor courtyard space is available to residents year-round
- Stephen Donaldson Lounge on the first floor
Room Selection 2025 Data
Room Selection 2025 data shows that the students who selected into this building were 52% rising juniors, 37% rising sophomores, and 10% rising seniors.
- 86% of students who selected into this building participated as part of a group
- 2% were in mixed-point groups with an average point value of 28.43
- 3% were in rising seniors groups
- 44% were in rising juniors groups
- 37% were rising sophomores groups
- Single rooms were the first to be selected and were filled by rising seniors and juniors
- 100% of rising sophomores chose into doubles
Please keep in mind that class make-up in each building varies year to year based on student preferences. This should not be used as predictive data for the upcoming academic year.
Building Details:
*RAs are assigned single rooms. Not all singles will be available.
Building Amenities:
What former residents say:
"I really appreciate the amenities in Schapiro. Schapiro has several performance rooms and multiple study spaces, which are perfect for my needs. I’m involved in a campus club that often requires me to practice dances and prepare for various performances. Because of this, my friends and I can easily book a practice room and, since it’s located downstairs, we never have to worry about being late."
"The Sky Lounge is a great place to study in a relaxed atmosphere while taking in the breathtaking view of the Hudson River."
"I loved my Schapiro single and how close the building is to campus."
"I really enjoyed the kitchens in Schapiro and the easy access to the sky lounge."
